Simon Gwara

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Why do We Know So Much and Yet So Little? A Scoping Review of Willingness to Pay for Human Excreta Derived Material in Agriculture

C. Buckley, A. Odindo, E. Wale, 2020 .

Psychometric analysis of the ecological dispositions of rural farming communities in South Africa: Implications for human excreta reuse in agriculture

A. Odindo, E. Wale, Simon Gwara, 2022, PLOS Sustainability and Transformation.

Ex-ante demand assessment and willingness to pay for human excreta derived co-compost: Empirical evidence from rural South Africa

D. Jourdain, E. Wale, A. Odindo, 2022, Journal of Cleaner Production.

Nutrition education, farm production diversity, and commercialization on household and individual dietary diversity in Zimbabwe

K. Mazvimavi, C. Murendo, Simon Gwara, 2018, Food & nutrition research.

An estimation of price and non-price factors affecting maize supply response in Zimbabwe

Simon Gwara, 2013 .

Behavioral intentions of rural farmers to recycle human excreta in agriculture

A. Odindo, E. Wale, Simon Gwara, 2022, Scientific Reports.

Linking crop and livestock diversification to household nutrition: Evidence from Guruve and Mt Darwin districts, Zimbabwe

K. Mazvimavi, C. Murendo, Simon Gwara, 2019, World Development Perspectives.

DROUGHT RISK AND MAIZE PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

G. Kassie, O. Erenstein, A. Langyintuo, 2013 .

Attitudes and Perceptions on the Agricultural Use of Human Excreta and Human Excreta Derived Materials: A Scoping Review

C. Buckley, E. Wale, A. Odindo, 2021, Agriculture.

The adoption of a portfolio of sustainable agricultural practices by smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe

K. Mazvimavi, C. Murendo, P. Chivenge, 2016 .